Tesla Fights EV Sales Slump with Short-Term Rentals
Tesla combats falling EV sales by offering short-term rentals at select California stores, aiming to attract new customers and boost adoption.
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Tesla Fights EV Sales Slump with Short-Term Rentals Why Tesla Is Turning to Short-Term Rentals to Fight the EV Sales Slump Tesla is fighting the EV sales slump with short-term rentals — a bold strategy designed to attract hesitant buyers amid a cooling electric vehicle market. With U.S. EV demand dipping after federal tax credits expired, Tesla has launched rental programs in San Diego and Costa Mesa, California. The goal? To let potential customers experience Tesla ownership without commitment, while generating extra revenue and brand loyalty. Image : Google How Tesla’s Short-Term Rental Program Works The new Tesla short-term rental option lets drivers rent a Model 3, Model Y, or other Tesla models directly from select Tesla stores. Unlike traditional rental agencies, Tesla’s program allows customers to book through its official channels, offering seamless access to its vehicles and Supercharger network. The company plans to expand this service to more U.S. locations by the end of the year if demand grows. This could also serve as a mark…
